Define the linear transformation T by T(x) = Ax. 1 -1 A= 0 1 (a) Find the kernel of T. (If there are an infinite number of solutions use t as your parameter.) ker(T) = = { ]} (b) Find the range of T. OR? {(3t, t): t is any real number OR {(t, 36): t is any real number} {(-t, t): t is any real number}
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Define the linear transformation T by T(x) = Ax. 4 1 A = 32 (a) Find the kernel of T. (If there are an infinite number of solutions use t as your parameter.) ker(T) = (b) Find the range of T. OR? O {(t, 2t): t is any real number} OR O {(2t, t): t is any real number} O {(-t, t): t is any real number}
Define the linear transformation T by T(x) = Ax. 32 A= (a) Find the kernel of T. (If there are an infinite number of solutions use t as your parameter.) ker(1) (b) Find the range of T. O {(-t, t): t is any real number) OR? O {(2t, t): t is any real number) O {(t, 2t): t is any real number) OR
Define the linear transformation T by T(X) = AX. 14 A= 32 (a) Find the kernel of T. (If there are an infinite number of solutions use t as your parameter.) ker(7) (b) Find the range of T. O {(t, 2t): t is any real number) O R2 O {(-t, t): t is any real number) OR {(2t, t): t is any real number)
Define the linear transformation T by T(x) -Ax 12-1 41 3 12-1 (a) Find the kernel of T. (If there are an infinite number of solutions use t as your parameter.) ker(T) (b) Find the range of T spant(1, 0, -1, 0), (0, 0, 0, 1)) span (1, 0, -1, o), (0, 1, -1, 0) spant(1, 0, -1, o), (0, 1, -1, 0), (0, 0, 0, 1)) R4 R3 O S
23. [0/2 Points DETAILS PREVIOUS ANSWERS LARLINALGS 6.2.013. MY NOTES ASK YOUR TEACHER PRACTICE ANOTHER Define the linear transformation T by Tx) - AX (a) Find the kernel of T. (If there are an infinite number of solutions use t as your parameter.) ker(- { -1,1,1,0 } (b) Find the range of T. <C-t, t): tis any real number) {(4): t is any real number) {(4, t): t is any real number) R? Need Help? Read Tutor 24. [0/2 points)...
Define the linear transformation T by T(x) - Ax. Find ker(T), nullity(T), range(T), and rank(T). 7-5 1 -1 (a) ker(T) (0.0) 0 (c) range() O R3 (6s, 6t, s - t): s, t are any real number) O (s, t, s-6): s, t are any real number) O ((s, t, o): s, t are any real number) (d) rank(T) 2 Need Help? Read It Talk to a Tutor Suomit Answer Save gssPracice Another Version Practice Another Version
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Let T: R4 → R3 be the linear transformation represented by T(x) = Ax, where 1 A = 0 -2 1 0 1 2 3 . 0 0 1 0 (a) Find the dimension of the domain. (b) Find the dimension of the range. (C) Find the dimension of the kernel. (d) Is T one-to-one? Explain. O T is one-to-one since the ker(T) = {0}. O T is one-to-one since the ker(T) = {0}. O T is not one-to-one since...
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Recall that if T: R" R" is a linear transforrmation T(x) = [Tx, where [T is the transformation matrix, then 1. ker(T) null([T] (ker(T) is the kernel of T) 2. T is one-to-one exactly when ker(T) = {0 3. range of T subspace spanned by the columns of [T] col([T) 4. T is onto exactly when T(x) = [Tx = b is consistent for all b in R". 5. Also, T is onto exactly when range of T col([T]) =...